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Snapshot Pro Tungsten Carbide Ferrules are impervious to chalk. They will never scratch or stain. Please visit SnapshotCues.com for more information. https://www.picclickimg.com/00/s/MTIwMFgxNjAw/z/sB8AAOSwJa1ZrADW/$/Snapshot-Pro-Premium-Tungsten-Carbide-Cue-Stick-Ferrule-_1.jpg[/IMG]

Thanks to all for your kind responses. No luck with the security cameras. Another trailer was broken into at this same event, probably the same night. Thanks again. Terry

Many thanks.

STOLEN TRAILER!! Stolen from the parking lot of 2018 BCAPL World Championships at the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino. 2016 Spartan V-nose 6' x 12' white enclosed Cargo Trailer with contents. Model #W6X12SA. Serial #50XBE1213GA000099 Registered in State of Florida Plate #GXFB08 Here are...

I have 2 of the late Wayne Gunn Collector Cues for sale. Both were made for me by my friend Wayne in 1991 and 1992. Please visit Panjo.com for more information. Thanks

Snapshot™ Premium Metal Cue Stick Ferrules As the inventor of the Snapshot™ Patent Pending Ferrule I can tell you from experience that you will have an expensive and lengthy venture. I have spent tons of money on research, development, prototypes, patent and trademark fees, advertising...

Congrats on trying a metal ferrule. After reading your post I couldn't help giving my patent pending Snapshot™ ferrules a plug. Yes they are a little heavier than traditional ferrules, and I expect the comments about deflection and squirt, but they are extremely scratch resistant and will not...

I don't remember stating that metal ferrules are new or that I had anything to do with inventing them. Perhaps you misunderstood. I am the inventor of the Snapshot™ Ferrule. Big difference. I suggest that you do your own research on inventions and patents to help you clarify the differences...

Where did I say I invented the metal ferrule? I am the inventor of the Snapshot™ Ferrule. Big difference. I suggest you do your own research on inventions and patents to help you clarify the differences. BTW an awful lot of research, time and money was spent to get to this point. However I...

Randy, Thank you for your comments. I would be happy to discuss your views in private but I can't find your contact info. Please feel free to contact me via my website contact page at your convenience. Regards, Terry

As the inventor of the Snapshot™ Ferrule I've been watching these posts carefully and with much interest. I do understand that there are those who will not accept change or progress no matter what. And that's OK. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. However giving a product a sound...

I agree that correction is needed. The 12.00mm Snapshot™ weighs 16g and the largest-the13.00 mm Snapshot™ weighs 18g, not 29g. No, they are not for everyone.

Thanks. I did list them on the wanted/for sale section. Maybe I should delete from this forum?? Don't want to break any rules.

These are not my playing cues. I bought these way back as collectors items and could use the money now. Wife is not well with heart problems. I'm keeping a few and have a couple cues Wayne Gunn made for me that I play with now.

Thanks. It's one of my all time favorites.

I have this Schon for sale on Ebay. Please click on the link for the details. Thanks for looking. http://www.ebayitem.com/300742891331

Oh wow do you bring back some memories. I knew Rocky for about a year before he had his stroke. He trained Wayne Gunn. In fact Wayne used to have his shop at Bakers in the late 80's & early 90's. It was up in the front corner. Robby, Bill Stigall and BJ, T.R., Mr. Kennedy, Bill McCorqedale...

Schon SP-62 for sale I just joined this forum so please bear with me. I am selling 3 of my cues on Ebay auction and would like to also put them in this forum. I have a Meucci DH-3 Star of David, a Meucci Original 84-6 (I believe) with 2 shafts and a Schon SP-62 with 2 shafts. Not very good...

Thanks I'll check into that.

Love this forum. I just joined so please be patient if I tend to miscue at times. I haven't played seriously since the early 90's but the urge is coming back and even though the eyes are failing me I still love the game. Played leagues a lot in Tampa, Fl during late 80's and early 90's...